Burial grounds, mausoleums and roadside graves with stories attached.
Cemetery associated with the documented1892vampire panic surrounding Mercy Brown.
Cemetery associated with documented cultural history.
Cemetery research record.
Cemetery monument associated with documented cultural history.
Tiny churchyard branded a "gateway to hell" by internet folklore.
18th-century Minorcan cemetery—site of the 1877 death of a young boy playing in a vault.
Cemetery associated with published local folklore.
Justice cemetery famous for "Resurrection Mary," Chicago’s vanishing hitchhiker.
Thirty thousand Confederates—the Memorial Day that started here.
The 1849 rural cemetery where St. Louis’s history is buried.
The 1863 cemetery where presidents and Dillinger lie.
The 1850 garden cemetery where Atlanta is buried.
The 1695 graveyard—Charleston’s oldest English burying ground.
"I told you I was sick"—the 1847 cemetery at the island’s heart.
Hamilton’s grave at the Wall Street end—the 1697 churchyard.
The 1856 cemetery where Austin is buried—and reportedly not alone.
The 1868 cemetery—where the auto barons sleep.
The 1826 cemetery—where Chief Joc-O-Sot waits to go home.
Cemetery documented in historical or public cultural sources.
Cemetery in Jonesboro; research record.
The 1846 cemetery—where the city’s founders rest.
Rachel Harris Burton burial site and marker interpreting New England vampire fears.
The churchyard where the gate is locked against the dead—DuBose Heyward’s ghost.
The second cemetery—where the jazz men rest.
Poe’s graveyard, catacombs and famous birthday-toast tradition.
Pioneer cemetery with explicitly disputed urban legends.
Cemetery associated with a nineteenth-century vampire story whose central identity remains unverified.
Historic cemetery with folklore about performer Dixie Haygood.
Morgan-Monroe forest cemetery with a revenant mother legend.
Seaside cemetery whose setting is linked in tourism writing to afterlife beliefs.
Cemetery in Natchez; research record.
Cemetery in Yazoo City; research record.
Cemetery monument in Mayfield; research record.
Cemetery in Helena; research record.
Roadside grave in Springville; research record.
Former Georgetown cemetery associated with a 1939 light-story reference.
Burial ground near where Giles Corey was pressed to death in 1692.
Midnight in the Garden cemetery of Gracie Watson and river ghosts.
Overgrown "secret garden" churchyard linked to Poe’s Annabel Lee.
Cemetery where legend says an 1897 airship pilot lies buried.
1821 yellow-fever cemetery at the city gate.
1836 rural cemetery on the Schuylkill—sculpture, war dead and folklore.